Hoppy
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Lol!! yes mate, Jurgen's your man. Can't recommend him enough
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I've got a TT alternator here if you need it Shane. Removed it 2 weeks ago to fit a PHR 175A replacement. Bit dirty, but works perfect.
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Is it safe to Polish the inlet manifold while on the engine
Hoppy replied to Dim Sum's topic in Supra Chat
I would'nt even consider polishing it on the car mate. Metal polishing is extremely dirty, you ain't gonna want your engine bay covered in abrasive grit, dust and polishing compound. It will take you longer to clean your engine bay afterwards, than to polish the manifold lol!! -
Nice looking Supra you got there mate
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Hence the seat cover bud
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The prices above were for both seats mate.
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Very happy indeed. The trimming service (inc bolster repair + Recaro logo's) were £465 + return p+p. Turn around time was just over a week. I previously had a quote from a local trimming firm and they quoted me £750-£1000 according to what i wanted done. I guess they just did'nt want my buisness
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Ok, just had the seats back from Jurgen's people. They did a fantastic job on the OEM Recaro's that i bought, i think you'll agree . Here's some pics: Before: http://img502.imageshack.us/img502/6058/80410972.jpg http://img546.imageshack.us/img546/3108/82858678.jpg After: http://img444.imageshack.us/img444/9726/recaro1d.jpg http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/5374/recaro2.jpg http://img3.imageshack.us/img3/8803/recaro3g.jpg http://img850.imageshack.us/img850/4453/recaro4w.jpg If anyone needs any trimming work done, Jurgen's your man
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In that case, a single AN6 line should be sufficient. I would imagine 5-6 metres would be more than enough mate, and a AN6 fuel filter to suite.
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Agreed
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Just spoke to Jurgen. Looks like this is the route i'll be taking now. Thanks guys for your time & advise. I'll post some pics up of the end result.
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Should be pretty firm mate. Maybe replacing the rubber o-ring would also be a good idea then. Can't see it costing that much from Toyota though TBH.
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Sorry
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O hang on. Just noticed it's covered in spit
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Just Pm'd Jurgen. Did he's do Ibrar's seats then??
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Gpro, has your PCV been welded onto your cam covers or is your rubber seal ring just bubbled up from engine heat. It looks a bit dodgy TBH.
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Happy days
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It's different mate. If i remember correctly, it's a metal 90deg piece with no 1 way valve in it.
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Lol! Mr T is a term commonly used on here mate, meaning a Toyota garage.
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Lol, u cheaky sort. Ok, off to ask Ibrar then. I'll let you know. Cheers.
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Anyone on here's currently doing seat re-trimming chaps?? need a pair of Recaro's done. Thanks
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If you want cheaper mate, sell the Supra and get something cheaper!! A nice little City Rover perhaps Buy a replacement valve from MR T > Fit it > Job done
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What sort of power do you plan to run??
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Development: Interior panels/ parts in real carbon
Hoppy replied to Callaway Motorsport's topic in Supra Chat
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Looking at buying a twin plate clutch kit shortly. At the moment it looks like it will either be a HKS LA twin plate or a Excedy twin plate to hold approx 550-600 bhp from my T04Z. Anyone here used one of these HKS LA kits in the past?? http://www.futuremotorsports.com/HKS-LA-Twin-Plate-Clutch-Kit-Supra-2JZGTE.html
